Mail Archives: cygwin/2003/03/15/11:34:39
> I installed Cygwin on win98se , and I having problems with the execution of
> PHP code , because of the security issues of win98 , and would like to ask
> is there a way to get
> around this ,
>
> Description of the problems
> 1. my test.php is as follow :
> #!/php/php.exe
> <?php
> phpinfo();
> ?>
>
> 2. if I don't put the 1st line , the apache server will complain , file
> permissions deny server execution Error
> then if I put the 1st line , I believe PHP complain , Premature end of
> script headers, because of the 1st line ,
> I guess.
are you sure that the httpd process owner has execute rights on the
php file?!
> my questions :
> 1. Can I get around this issues ?
> 2. And also when I installed apache php modules , it complains dlopen()
> win32 error , so I have to use the
> php.exe , to try. Any idea ? Any reference about this issues ? , I tried
> google but found none .
> I also tried rebase (I only thing is I am not to sure whether I do the
> right way .)
First of all win9x is *not* supported, because I don't have these
installed anywhere
here and I can tell what happens and I can't confirm or reproduce
things.
Second, rebas'ing the DLL dependencies will work if done correctly.
You *should* find enough information in the mailing lists and in
/usr/doc/Cygwin/php-*
> 3. Is win2000 having the same issue that I have described above (the
> security issues for the execution) ?
nop, Win2000 should work. As I said, I don't have Win9x and I *can't*
support that. Sorry.
Stipe
tolj AT wapme-systems DOT de
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